That standards in architecture are subjective is reason for greater strictness, not less.
Gruffness is his birthright, inherited from a father whose tyrannical strictness became less baffling to Savage as he grew older.
She has also begun speaking out on abuses on the religious scene, urging greater strictness inside Taoist temples and less emphasis on commerce.
In particular, we looked at whether companies tend to pollute less at home, but more abroad, given the strictness of environmental policies in their home country.
Because what Barthes had written was neither a work of theoretical strictness nor avant-garde polemic, still less a history or sociology of photography.
If taxes are very low, the strictness of the regulation against tax evasion becomes less relevant for tax evasion.
"The people need strict measures so that they can feel protected by this strictness".
In the classification algorithms, we defined three levels (strict, moderate, and loose) of the criteria in terms of their strictness.
Leaving aside the delightful archaism of being "strictly brought up," and the conviction one might almost say the hope that such strictness will necessarily issue in correct speech, it seems that, for Austin, a hope is something less than a promise, and is contained within it, and that to "only hope" is to lessen the likelihood that the promise will be carried out.
Kinship care providers endorsed more problematic parental attitudes than traditional foster parents did (i.e. less warmth/respect, more parent-child conflict/anger, more strictness/overprotectiveness).
